Patel College of Science and Technology, Bhopal Reviews & Ratings 2026 – Authentic Student Feedback

Admission: The faculty here are super qualified, strict, and also friendly. They really help set you on the right path for your career. The mix of theory and hands-on stuff in the courses is pretty balanced. During my time here, I got to visit around 20 to 22 industries to see how things work in real life. It's been a great experience!

Placement: The college has really good placements. In computer science, it's 85%, for EE, EC, and Ex it's 75%, and for mechanical it's 70%. The average salary is around 12-15 thousand per month. This year, the placements are even better than last year. About 600 students got hired by companies.

Campus: The campus has good labs with all the equipment we need. There's Wi-Fi available everywhere, including the library. Speaking of the library, it's awesome. They also focus on sports, which is cool. And the canteen? It's hands down one of the best in Bhopal. Overall, the facilities are great. Personally, I didn't have any issues with them at all.

Admission: Attendance is a big deal here  you gotta be there at least 75% of the time to take the exam. But if you've got a job or something else important, they understand. You gotta do assignments, sessionals, and weekly tests to get good grades. The teaching is decent overall. Some teachers are awesome, some are just okay. The college is open Monday to Friday, five days a week.

Placement: I go to this college and the placements here are pretty good. A lot of computer science students get jobs either on-campus or off-campus. I'd give my college a 7 out of 10 for placements. It's mostly up to the students if they want to participate in placements or not. The college doesn't arrange internships for us, so we have to find them on our own. Overall, it's a good college for students who can shine bright.

Campus: The college's infrastructure is pretty good and keeps getting better each year. They've got three libraries stocked with all the course books you need. The computer labs have internet, which is handy. The canteen isn't the best, but it's there. And there's a boys' hostel nearby with meals from the same canteen.

Admission: You gotta make sure you attend at least 70% of classes. Every semester, you gotta hand in Sessional to get good grades. PCST has an awesome Auditorium, one of the biggest in Bhopal for engineering colleges. The faculty are experts in their fields and really helped us with both Major and Minor projects.

Placement: I'd say the placement scene at my college is just okay. I'd rate it 6 out of 10. This year, we mostly had training institutes or other third-party companies coming in for placements. For civil and mechanical students, it was average. But for CSE, EE, and EX students, placements were pretty good. The college doesn't offer many internships, so you'll need to look for them on your own.

Campus: The college is getting better with its infrastructure. The library has a lot of books, more than 50,000. They care about students and have rules against ragging and smoking. They even have weekly tests to keep us on track for our exams. The canteen is okay, but there aren't too many options, mostly just samosas and kachoris. There are cool events twice a year with cultural, sports, and technology activities. It's fun to participate!

Admission: The teachers at my college are really good. They're always ready to help with any questions. They know their stuff and make sure we understand. There's not too many students in each class, about 15 to 1. We also get to learn about real-life work experiences. Overall, the faculty are top-notch.

Placement: The campus has great placements for top students. I've seen seniors get good jobs at companies like HP, Dell, Amazon, Basis Bank, and ICICI. The T&P department works hard to make sure everyone gets a good job after graduating.

Campus: The college has great infrastructure and free Wi-Fi. The labs are top-notch with helpful trainers. There are lots of classrooms and a huge library with all the books you need. Plus, they have a pharmacy department for medical needs. Overall, everything is really good here.

Admission: I wouldn't recommend this college for anyone looking for good placements. I had a bad experience here. If you're aiming for a good college, try somewhere else in India or focus on JEE Main and Advanced instead. Avoid getting into engineering in Madhya Pradesh. It's better to explore other options for a degree.

Placement: This college isn't great for job placements since it's not in the top tier. Most companies won't hire you from here. It's more focused on giving you a degree than helping you find a job. You might want to consider other colleges in India or aim for JEE Main and Advanced to get into a better college. Engineering in Madhya Pradesh might not be the best choice. My personal experience here was pretty disappointing.

Campus: The labs and classrooms here aren't great. A lot of benches are broken and the blackboards are tiny. I'd suggest looking into other colleges in India or studying for JEE Main and Advanced for a better chance at a good college. Avoid getting into engineering in Madhya Pradesh. My personal experience wasn't good at all.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really great. They know a lot and are super helpful. They get what we're going through and always support us. Plus, there's a sports teacher too. I'd rate this college 4.5 stars for sure.

Placement: Lots of companies visit our college for placements. During my batch, quite a few students got jobs in Gujarat and other locations. The companies do come to hire students, but the downside is that the chances of landing a job in your specific field are pretty low. Despite that, I'd say the overall placement scene is decent.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works okay but not everywhere on campus. The library is great. The college puts on two sports events every year. The labs are there, but they're not the best quality, still decent. The computer labs are really good. Classrooms are nice and they all have CCTV cameras.

Admission: The teachers at this college are really knowledgeable. If we ever have any issues, we can always ask them for help. We can also reach out to the head of the department if we're having trouble with our classes or anything else. The courses here are all about the latest industries, which is cool. We learn about how machines work and why they're important.

Placement: Around 30-40% of students land jobs after college. The pay ranges from 1.2 to 8-10 LPA. Big companies like Tata, Infosys, IBM, Google, and Microsoft hire a lot. They offer roles like division manager. Most students get internships, mostly in small companies. Some lucky ones get opportunities from Tata and Infosys.

Campus: The college has Wi-Fi, smart classrooms, and around 3-4 labs each semester. Each department has its own building with a library. The rooms have fans, lights, tables, and chairs. Hot water is available. The canteen serves delicious food and the kitchen is well-kept.

Admission: Most of the teachers here are from IIT and NIT. They're really nice and they teach really well. Sometimes they have extra classes on certain topics and workshops for certain subjects. There's about 1 teacher for every 24 students. We also got to visit a few industries for a tour which was pretty cool.

Placement: I think the placements for diploma students are great. But for BE students, the placements are not as good. About 90% of diploma students got placed, which is awesome. The ones who didn't get placed probably lacked knowledge or faced some other issues. Also, some big national companies hired students from our college.

Campus: The college campus is huge, spread across 100 acres of land with most of it being built-up. They have a vegetarian mess for meals. The hostel can accommodate 500 students, with separate ones for girls and boys. The campus has 40 buses equipped with cameras and GPS. Wi-Fi is available everywhere. The computer labs are air-conditioned and have 500 computers. Plus, there are smart classrooms and workshops for all students in different branches.

Admission: During my 4 years here, only a couple of teachers were really great. The rest of the faculty didn't know their subjects well. The teachers here don't have good qualifications and their teaching quality is really bad. The way they teach is also not good. The ratio of students to teachers is not ideal. There are only about 3-4 good teachers in my department.

Placement: The placement cell here is pretty much useless. Only a tiny 2-3% of students actually get placed, and even then, they end up with really low-paying jobs, like around 10k a month. I'd rate this college a 1 out of 100. Do yourself a favor and steer clear of this college, or any other college in the Patel group.

Campus: The Wi-Fi works well and the classrooms are nice. But the labs don't have the stuff we need. There aren't enough labs, and we haven't done any experiments since the first year. The campus looks great, and the library is good. The college holds games and events every year, which is cool.

Admission: The teachers at our college are really good at preparing students for their careers. They share a lot of helpful information with us.

Placement: Half of the students here get really good job offers with around 30 LPA as their salary. It's awesome to see so many people landing such great opportunities after graduation.

Campus: I really like how our college looks. The buildings are big, well thought out, and nicely put together. It's fun to be here and the facilities are top-notch. In case of emergencies, they've got everything covered. Our college in Bhopal is known for its great education facilities and activities.